Is there a free software program that can identify the RAM modules in my PC?

[Fodderboy]

I'm searching for a program that can identify the make, size and speed of RAM modules installed in my PC. Not looking for a memory module diagnostic program, just something that can identify the individual RAM modules in each memory slot. Does anyone know of a free program that can do that?

 

[AgaBoogaBoo]

Originally posted by: Fodderboy
I'm searching for a program that can identify the make, size and speed of RAM modules installed in my PC. Not looking for a memory module diagnostic program, just something that can identify the individual RAM modules in each memory slot. Does anyone know of a free program that can do that?

Wrong forum for programs and apps, but you can pull the RAM out of the computer, and look at it. Seriously, yes take it out of the case, it'll probably have s ticker saying all the information, if not, give us as much info as is on it like the ram chip module information that is printed onit.

 

[JBT]

seach for CPU-Z THat program owns can tell u exactly what Ram you have its alot like WCPUID but better IMHO.

 

[Fodderboy]

Thanks for the tip, I'll check it out. And Agabooga, some of the RAM modules don't have their stickers so that's why I've posted here. I just want to check if the unidentified modules are PC66 or PC100/133 SDRAM since I want to upgrade the CPU from a Celeron 433 (66MHz bus) to a Pentium III-500 (100MHz bus). If there are PC66 modules in the slots I'll have to replace them.

 

[Zucarita9000]

Sandra gives you info about every piece of hardware installed on your system.

More info here

 

[capodeloscapos]

CPU-Z tells you everything you need, better than sandra, and only185K.

 

[Wallysaurus]

Thanks. Nice little app.

 

[Sid59]

AIDA32